All right, Brian, the 2025 offensive line, and this is a really fun conversation to have because the expectations are going to be raised, mostly because of a lot of what you have coming back.

And it's a really awesome, really fun conversation to start having when you start diving into it.

But we believe that the 2025 Notre Dame offensive line should be elite. having when you start diving into it. But we believe that the 2025 Notre Dame

offensive line should be elite. And when you start having that conversation, you start diving

a little bit into the why. Why do we believe that this unit has the opportunity to be elite?

Yeah. Well, the run, I mean, there's so many reasons why you're excited about it, Trev,

and why you expect it to be good.

And you look at last year's run game and, you know, in the last segment, we talked about this issue and that issue.

And, and, but at the beginning, we talk about talented and physical and, you know, all that, but the talent in the backfield's elite. And you're talking about a team that had their top three running backs average 6.9, 6.2

and 6.4 yards per carry.

And oh, by the way, that other freshman you brought in when you brought him in running

behind the backup offensive line, average 5.5 yards per carry.

You know what I mean?

And Keedron Young, I mean, you're running backs went over six yards

to carry this season as a group. That's really impressive. But it's also, I mean, you saw enough

from the offensive line to say, boy, if you can, if you can address some of the things we talked

about, you know, get the right people on the field before the injuries force you to put the right

people on the field, you know, just to put the right people on the field.

You know, just make the same growth in the past pro and in certain technical areas the way

you did in certain areas with the physicality and footwork and leg drive and things like that

that were much better in year two compared to year one.

That's coaching.

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